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New Club Merchandise - with EURO 2012 in mind
As the countdown to our impending involvement at EURO 2012 continues, we invite our members, their friends and relatives together with our very welcome visitors, to browse our Club Merchandise link which provides full details of our new range of available goods together with purchase arrangements. Airtricity
Premier Division live from Tallaght Stadium...18/05/2012
Defending Airtricity Premier Division champions Shamrock Rovers scored a comfortable three one success over Drogheda United in front of the live RTE 2 cameras in Tallaght this evening. Gary McCabe opened the scoring for the 'Hoops' and Gary Twigg added another brace to his season's tally. Another
full Airtricity Premier Division schedule...18/05/2012
A full schedule of Airtricity Premier Division contests took place tonight. Dalymount Park saw hosts Bohemian lose to Derry City by two goals to one while Bray Wanderers scored a very late equaliser to hold St Patrick's Athletic to a three all draw in the Carlisle Grounds. Improving Cork City defeated UCD by four goals to two in Turner's Cross. A nightmare season for Dundalk continued as, despite scoring after twenty four seconds, they went down to a two one defeat by bottom side Monaghan United in Oriel Park. Current leaders Sligo Rovers defeated Shelbourne three nil in the Showgrounds with Danny North scoring another brace. First
Division action in Airtricity League on Friday...18/05/2012
All eight Airtricity First Division sides were in action tonight. Finn Harps lost to the only goal from Waterford United in Finn Park while Limerick defeated Athlone Town two one in Jackman Park. Current leaders Longford Town had a tougher time than expected but scored the only goal to defeat bottom side SD Galway in Flancare Park. Mervue United thumped Wexford Youths three nil in Fahy's Field. Under
21 squad announcement this morning...16/05/2012
Head Coach Noel King has announced an initial twenty man squad for the forthcoming UEFA U21 qualifier against Italy in the Sligo Showgrounds and the preceding friendly encounter with Denmark in Tallaght. There are four newcomers to the squad, defender John Egan (Sunderland) and the midfield trio of Samir Carruthers (Aston Villa), Sean Murray (Watford) and Coleraine native Eunan O'Kane (Torquay United). Carruthers and Murray will link up with the squad after they have completed the Under 19 Elite Qualifying Stage in Portugal on the 31st May 2012. It was suggested that regular captain Robert Kiernan (Wigan Athletic) may yet link up with the squad should he recover from his injury problems, but by his own admission, this seems unlikely. Injury also ruled out midfielder Adam Barton (Preston North End) while Conor Henderson (Arsenal) has only recently recovered from serious injury. Gavin Gunning (Dundee United) and Cardiff City striker Joe Mason have not found favour. Play-off
action for potential Under 21 candidates...15/05/2012
The English First Division play-off semi-final second leg between Huddersfield Town and MK Dons took place this evening with the hosts surviving a two one defeat to win three two on aggregate. Centre back Sean Morrison, a possible future candidate for Under 21 selection by Head Coach Noel King, again impressed for the home side while regular Ireland goalkeeper Ian McLoughlin was an unused substitute for the visitors. Airtricity
Premier clash in Gortakeegan on Tuesday...15/05/2012
With a late flurry of goals, Monaghan United suffered a four one defeat by a Derry City side, which recovered from their Setanta Cup Final penalty shoot-out defeat on Saturday, and garnered valuable Airtricity Premier points in Gortakeegan this evening. Paul
Doolin makes his Under 19 squad announcement...14/05/2012
Under 19 Head Coach Paul Doolin today announced his squad for the 2012 UEFA Under 19 Championship Elite Stage. Ireland will meet hosts Portugal, together with Israel and the Ukraine between Saturday 26 May and Thursday 31 May 2012, with the Group winner only, progressing to the Finals in July 2012.
Selection quandries for Underage Head Coaches...14/05/2012
Underage Head Coaches Paul Doolin and Noel King will have had much food for thought as they prepared to select their respective squads for the upcoming fixtures at U19 and U21 level. Three of last year's successful Under 19 squad, Samir Carruthers (Aston Villa), Anthony Forde (Wolves) and Sean Murray (Watford), all midfielders, are again eligible and played in the preliminary stage of this year's competition. The trio, however, have made giant strides at club level and have all recently featured in first team action. Retention at U19 or promotion to U21 level is the quandry now facing Doolin and King. Injury
concerns ahead of EURO 2012 assembley...14/05/2012
Injury concerns surround two members, Keith Fahey (groin) and Kevin Foley (hamstring), of the initial ten man group scheduled to commence EURO 2012 Finals training in Malahide on Thursday morning next. Early indications are that the leg injury which forced the early withdrawal of John O'Shea from Premiership action on Sunday afternoon is not serious and he is expected to join the Ireland squad on Sunday next as planned. Last
second drama decides Premiership destiny...13/05/2012
Two added time goals gave Manchester City the English Premiership title in a drama packed Sunday afternoon. While there were no current Irish senior internationals involved in the Etihard Stadium clash with QPR, the new Champions are of course the parent club of current Under 21 international Greg Cunningham. Attendees at the match and those at the Stadium of Light, where Manchester United defeated Sunderland by a single goal, together with radio and television audiences worldwide were treated to an afternoon of unbridled drama, with the destiny of the title swinging first one way, then the other, before the final twist worthy of any Hitchcock classic. EURO
squad members play in Premiership finale (1)...13/05/2012
Fifteen members of the Ireland European Championship Finals squad saw action in the Premiership season finale on Sunday afternoon. Darron Gibson was fit to return for Everton who defeated Newcastle United, while Shay Given and Richard Dunne were in the Aston Villa side which lost at Norwich City. Jon Walters, who scored both goals, and Glenn Whelan were in the Stoke City side which drew two each with Bolton Wanderers, who were relegated in consequence. The Sunderland duo of John O'Shea and James McClean started, but the Waterford native was forced off through injury towards the end of the first half of their defeat by Manchester United, while goalkeeper Keiren Westwood was an unused substitute. EURO
squad members play in Premiership finale (2)...13/05/2012
Both Stephen Kelly and Damian Duff played the full ninety minutes as their Fulham lost two nil on their short trip across London to visit Tottenham Hotspur. Shane Long scored for West Bromwich Albion in their home defeat by Arsenal, while Simon Cox started and Keith Andrews was introduced from the substitute bench early in the second half. Stephen Ward, Kevin Doyle and Stephen Hunt all started for Wolverhampton Wanderers in their defeat at Wigan Athletic, for whom James McCarthy was again impressive in midfield. Teenager Anthony Forde replaced Hunt early in the second half. Airtricity
Premier Division clash of the' Rovers'...12/05/2012
Sligo Rovers increased their lead at the summit of the Airtricity Premier Division with a commanding three nil victory over defending champions Shamrock Rovers in the Showgrounds early this afternoon. First half goals from Danny North and David Cawley put the hosts in command and North added a third in the second half to bring his tally for the season to eleven. Crusaders
win Setanta Sports Cup Final marathon...12/05/2012
The 2012 Setanta Sports Cup Final was won by Crusaders in a penalty shoot-out with Derry City after the sides had played out a two all draw after extra-time at The Oval, Belfast this afternoon. Irish
Under 21 international scores at Wembley...12/05/2012
Ireland Under 21 defender Lanre Oyobanjo scored for Conference club York City as they lifted the English FA Trophy with a two nil victory over Newport County at Wembley Stadium this afternoon.The defender and his club will return to the same venue in eight days time to take on Luton Town in the Conference play-off final, with the victors being promoted to the Football League Division Two. Giovanni
Trapattoni sets out initial EURO agenda...09/05/2012
Giovanni Trapattoni has outlined his initial schedule of arrangements for the European Championship Finals. Nine players, who have seen limited game time, together with fledgling international James McClean will assemble at Malahide on Thursday the 17th May and will be joined by the remainder of the squad over the weekend. There will be a full week of preparation before the friendly against Bosnia & Herzegovina on the afternoon of Saturday 26th May. The party will depart for the Northern Italian training camp in Montecatini on Sunday 27th May, where they will be based in the lead up to the friendly against Hungary in Budapest on Monday 4th June. A training match against a local junior Italian club is provisionally set to take place during that week. Following the match with Hungary, the squad will transfer to their Championship training base in Gdynia, where an open training session is scheduled for Tuesday 5th June. European
Championship squad announced today...07/05/2012
Giovanni Trapattoni has this afternoon announced his much anticipated 2012 European Championship Finals Squad. The twenty three man squad is very much as anticipated, with only the withdrawal from selection consideration of James McCarthy for personal family illness reasons, thus confirming the inclusion of James McClean. |
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